Help Wanted Male Learn Barber Trade College Ad
Help Wanted Male Learn barber trade equip shop furnish position few weeks completes constant practice careful instruction tools given Saturday wages diploma granted write to Catalogue Moler Barber College Chicago Ill. WANTED For U S Army Able bodied unmarried men 18 to 35 citizens of United States good character and temperate habits who can speak read and write English For information apply to Recruiting Officer Hotel Grand La Crosse Wis. FOR SALE Household furniture at 124 No 7th.
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Moler Barber College
Chicago
Ill
U. S. Army
United States
Informatiion
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
For Sale Engineering Books and Tools
Multiple classifieds offer sets of engineering books with Scranton School Models at cheap bulk price. Also six drop head Singer sewing machines plus one Davis machine, minor woodwork damage, bargain by time or cash. Additional ads list a square plane household goods, a cook stove in good condition, and a hard coal heater at 1224 Madison.
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Otto Granke
Mill St
John Lord
Ferry St
Caledonia St
McGregor Light & Lumber Co
McGregor
Iowa
Trempealeau Co
Centerville
Tle
Church Mile
R.F.D
Far West
L. Myer
Trempealeau
Wis
City
Denton
New Normal School
Tribune
Bowman County
North Dakota
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F. Care of
Old Sawyer
Austin Mill
A. J. Roberge
Scranton
Singer
Davis
Singer Store
No. 3Rd St
Jadam Bede Faces Tough Republican Primary For Minnesota Seat
Washington reports indicate J Adam Bede of Minnesota's Eighth District could lose his GOP nomination to Duluth rival Clarence B Miller. The race, fierce and close, pits the humorous congressman against critics who say he absents himself from the district when out of session. If defeated it would be a grave loss to the house, likened to a funeral.
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Washington
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
Jadam
Bede
Congress
Duluth
Clarence B. Miller
House
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Cannon
John
Gaines
Ten Years in Bed Reader Recalls Kidney Cure Experience
R. A. Gray of Oakville Indiana describes ten years bedridden due to kidney disease. He sought top medical help without relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, which he calls a God send.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Japan Plans Doubling of Cable Facilities to Manchuria
Japan increases communications with Manchuria sending 1,000 messages daily and announces a plan to double the facilities. The move reflects rising regional tensions and the expansion of wartime infrastructure through routes and cables.
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Japan
Manchuria
For Rent Listings Captured In Local Ad
Real estate notices show a 5 room house at 1510 La Crosse asking $8.00 with 4 rooms for light housekeeping at $12.00, a 6 room cottage at 322 Cass St priced $15.00, and an office suite in Beck block available by contacting the advertiser.
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Gund
Tribune
Ferry St
W. J. Hickish
la Crosse
Cass St
Beck Block
Boyd Transfer Co Reduced Rates Notice
CUT RATES or household goods to Pacific Coast and other points Superior service at reduced rates The Boyd Transfer Co Minneapolis Minn
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Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Arthur Upson Dies in Bemidji Mystery
Arthur Upson, 31, Minneapolis poet and author of The Sign of the Harp The City and The Tides of Spring, was found dead in deep water near Bemidji Minnesota Friends doubt suicide and note his cheerful mood a week earlier A missing oar from a City Boat company launch and an empty rowboat found at Diamond Point are under investigation Coroner E H Marcum notified and body in Lahr's undertaking rooms pending kin arrival
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Bemidji, Minn
City
P. White
Floyd Brown
Arthur Upson
Minneapolis
E. H. Marcum
Lahr
Upson
Markham Hotel
Diamond Point
City Boat Company
Tenth Avenue Bridge
Mr. Upson
Arthur Wheelock Upson
Turbulent Deadwood feud ends in fatal shooting exoneration
In Deadwood South Dakota a long running dispute over a property title between Elizabeth Lovell and John Rodgers culminates in Rodgers shooting Lovell after she mortally wounds him. Rodgers later recovered and was exonerated by early courts. Callow youth Murch, linked to Lovell, dies in the Lawrence County poorhouse at 88.
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Deadwood
S. D
Bergman March
Murch
Lawrence County
Hills
Elizabeth Lovell
Lower Deadwood
John Rodgers
Gem Theatre
Rodgers
South Dakota Asks Taft to Speak During Corn Palace Week
Mitchell South Dakota August 20 Republicans urge taft visit to offset Bryan’s planned corn palace week appearance. Senator Kittredge to present plea to National Chairman Hitchcock and county central committee members to invite the presidential candidate.
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Mitchell
S. D
William Jennings Bryan
Corn Palace
Taft
State Central Committee
Hitchcock
Senator Kittredge
South Dakota
Evangelical preacher Fights Dancing With Self Dance
Rev J H Bauerfeld of the Evangelical Lutheran church preached against dancing saying it leads to shame and immorality He urged that men and women dance separately to rob the waltz of its charm He cited Bible passages noting ancient dances were same sex only in each instance
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Waterloo
J. H. Bauerfeld
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Night Fire Destroys Bereman Hotel in Houspt Village
A night fire gutted the Bereman hotel in Houp t Minnesota completely. Proprietor Edward Bereman reported building and contents destroyed with no injuries as guests escaped. The hotel valued at 5000 dollars carried 2500 dollars of insurance.
Bridge concerns and local staffing notes across towns
In Belle Plaine Minnesota Mr Cooley of the state engineering department says the current bridge cannot be saved and suggests piling now with a later survey. In Sioux Falls South Dakota J L Wingfield resigns. F A Dudley to fill the vacancy. Funds flow for a new Swedish Baptist church at Lake Norden. In Bemidji Minnesota Ardythe Schroeder breaks her arm after a fall. In Iowa Falls Iowa editor J W Skinner retires. W O Howard takes over at Forest City Summit.
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Belle Plaine
Minn
Cooley
State Engineering Department
Sioue Falls
S. C
J. L. Wingfield
Mitchell
State Bank
Jones
Madison
F. A. Dudley
Canistota
Sioux Falls
8. D
Lake Norden
South Dakota Central Railroad
Bemidji
Little Ardythe
Charles Schroeder
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Forest City Summit
J. W. Skinner
W. O. Howard
Woman struck by streetcar killed in Waterloo
An unidentified woman about fifty was pitched from a street car and killed in Waterloo Iowa. No name is known though a shirtwaist set from Independence and a copy of the Independence Bulletin Journal are found among clues to her residence. It is believed she attended a nearby Evangelical association camp meeting.
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Waterloo
Independence
Independence Bulletin Journal
Evangelical Association Churches
Stranger Dies In Street In Waterloo
A woman collapsed and died in Waterloo Iowa with apoplexy. Thousands viewed the body before W O Hamm identified the remains as his mother Mrs Chris Meythaler of Independence. She, age fifty, had come to assist her daughter and leaves a family.
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Waterloo
W. O. Hamm
Chris Meythaler
Independence
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Hay Fever Relief
Advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops difficult breathing and heals inflamed air passages for hay fever and summer colds. It warns to look for the genuine yellow package marked O. TM Erhart.
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Foley
Erhart
Naked in Lord's Light Arrest Shocks Marshalltown
Solomon Miller, an elderly Ferguson resident, proclaimed a wish to be naked in the sight of the Lord and walked the streets unclothed. He was jailed, undressed in his cell, and arraigned before insanity commissioners who ordered confinement at the state hospital for the insane in Independence. He made several unsuccessful attempts to remove his clothes during the hearing.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Solomon Miller
Ferguson
Miller
Commissioners of Insanity
State Hospital For
Independence
Fortune At Our Door Neighbors Look From Windows
A reflective line on fortune arriving and the neighborly gaze that follows. It frames collective hope as people observe what unfolds beyond their homes.
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Dame Fortune
Market Report No Changes Quoted In Local Prices
No changes are quoted in local wholesale and retail market prices today. Flour merchants expect a rise in flour prices and possibly in feed, but no official announcement has been made yet.
Local Markets and Community Notes From Genoa
Retail flour and vegetables list prices from local dealers, with canned goods and dairy tags, while Genoa news updates residents and visitors. Names include Gorman, Nottingham, Stein, Barker, Cox, Ott, Rarher, Johnson, Kremer, Laylan, Gilette, Mosher, and Bar. The column notes homing trips, weddings, and a death from pneumonia, plus fishing activity and a state fish car in town.
Nearby towns and farm visits noted in the region
Dr. C. E. Henecka and family came from Readstown on Wednesday. Ole Larson of Readstown visited his brother Louis this week. J. E. Nuzum traveled to La Crosse on Tuesday. Miss Marie Ovitz arrives for a few days before heading to Aberdeen. The Shiling sisters Ruth and Julia of Viola were in town Wednesday. Louis Larson left for Minnesota on Wednesday. About one hundred people attended the Wild West show in La Crosse. Mrs. Ed Hogan hosted the Bridge club on Tuesday. H. E. Rogers traveled to Chicago Wednesday night to shop. Luis Purdy of Cashton is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Purdy.
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Jos. Gorman
D. Flinner
Ellwood City
Prudence Nottingham
Stoddard
Minnie Stein
Pittsburg
Fred Barker
Ed Cox
Chas. Ott
Galena
Charles
la Crosse
Nottingham of
Louis Laylan
John Gilette
Newton
Mrs. Mosher
John Gillette
C. E. Henecka
Readstown
Ole Larson
Louis
J. E. Nuzum
Marie Ovitz
Aberdeen
Ruth
Julia Shilling
Viola
Louis Larson
Minnesota
Ed Hogan
Bridge Club
H. E. Rogers
Chicago
Luis Purdy
Cashton
B. F. Purdy
Onalaska News Briefs: visits, travel, and social events
Miss Ida Nelson begins as bookkeeper at Langdon and Boyds market in La Crosse. Mrs. Geo Squires visits Trempealeau and Mrs. Geo Dyatt. N E Whitbeck and Eu gene leave Amsterdam for six weeks in York North Carolina. Little Alice Ash visits grandparents in Onalaska. Myrtle Brice visits West Salem. Onalaska baseball to hold social dance with Hackbart’s Orchestra at Woodmenhall Friday. Cadets return from island camp with instructor E Berg. Lester Gould home from Blair for a few days. Halbert Dana to Cleveland for medical prep school. brother F C Dana will ride to Chicago.
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Ida Nelson
Langdon & Boyd
la Crosse
Geo. Squires
Trempealeau
Geo. Dyatt
Viroqua
N. E. Whitbeck
Eugene
Amsterdam
Burlington
York
N. C
Alice Ash
G. C. Hagenbaugh
Myrtle Brice
West Salem
Onalaska
Woodmenhall
Hackbart
E. Berg
Lester Gould
Blair
Wis
Halbert Dana
Cleveland
Ohio
F. C. Dana
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Burglary Panic Story Provokes Gossip at Gathering
In a chatty tale Mrs Hicks recounts a scare at her home. She woke after a noise and saw a man’s legs under the bed, only to learn they belonged to her husband who also heard the sounds. The anecdote spurs chatter among the ladies.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Paul Paulson La Crosse County
In Wisconsin probate La Crosse County the estate of Paul Paulson deceased has letters testamentary granted to Horace Willey. Creditors have six months from August 15 1908 to present claims for examination and allowance. The court will hear and adjust all claims March 2 1968 at 10 am in the La Crosse Court House. John Brindley County Judge.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Paul Paulson
Horace Willey
la Crosse
John Brindley
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Periled
Wit
Stengrapher
McMillan Bidg
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
A. E. Erling
Vine St
Viavi
Cecelia Maloney
Mer
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Telephone 290
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Runckel’s
C. A. van Auken
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Toland
J. H. Rapelje
George St
F. Klein
McMillan
R. L. Kenyon Company
la Oposse
Northwest
North
Ing
May
Black Hills
Sweetheart
WM. Taft
Stranger
Listman, Milling Co
A. B. Moll
Gtave Creamery
H. M. Sieger
Genoa News
J. C. Burns
Valencia
J. C. Burnsee
Oregon
Susquehanna
California
Celery
Michigan
Wickson
Kelsey
Listman Milling Co
Henry Andregg
Limburger
A. Grams & Son
Ceeieeeee
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawrey Com. Co
Viroqua, Wis
Onalaska, Wis
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